WARSAW—Poland's new prime minister Wednesday signaled a coming shift in her government's foreign policy, saying Warsaw would assume a more hands-off approach to the separatist conflict in ...

The latter conflict resulted also in a shift back to Atlanticism and a deepening mistrust of European allies like Germany or France in the Polish security policy. Poland witnessed also an ...

Now, however, the country’s European identity is likely to shift again ... ceremonial, the Polish constitution allows him significant say in deciding foreign policy. If, as expected, his ...

Such a shift in the balance of power to the east ... far-right extremists started pushing back against the country’s key foreign policy success: its admirable support for Ukraine. Poland’s ...

As part of the potential policy ... Poland and the U.S. — spent more than 3% on defense. Poland spent the greatest percentage ...

Perhaps the most consequential area where Nawrocki could shift the national ... Since 2022, Poland has adopted one of the most hawkish postures in Europe. Foreign policy has at times been driven ...

Poland has elected Karol Nawrocki, a nationalist conservative, as its next president — a win that signals a turn to the right ...

What's next for Germany's foreign and security policy?"The world will not wait ... but with France, with Poland, with a ...

WARSAW/RIGA, Feb 19 (Reuters) - Polish call centre worker Katarzyna Paprota, 48, says the dramatic shift in United States ... to fear for the future. "The foreign policy of the United States ...

With the Polish presidential elections just two months ... as U.S. President Donald Trump's foreign policy shift has already thrown the pro-Ukraine coalition into disarray. Rafal Trzaskowski ...

Interestingly, the most frequent American author in Kultura Liberalna was Anne Applebaum, wife of Polish Minister of Foreign Affairs ... was seen as endorsing this shift away from the conservative ...

The 21 October election in Poland was of historical significance ... xenophobic approach in domestic and foreign policy" threatened their future as citizens of "a normal European country in ...